Be sure to install the curtain rod nearly flush with the ceiling. If you want to let in light, choose a fabric whose texture is very light yet crisp, such as voile. If you like coverage, choose a tightly woven cotton. read more
To make curtains you want to use a drapery weight material. And yes, there is a big difference between clothing/bedding weight and drapery weight material from the base clothe to the dying process. When looking at fabric samples the description tag will usually indicate the fabric’s purpose, drapery, drapery/upholstery or upholstery. read more
Polyester curtains are easy to care for, resisting wrinkling, shrinking, and stretching. This fabric makes a good option for bedroom or living room curtains; however, you should avoid outfitting your kitchen with polyester curtains, as the material is flammable, absorbs odors, and doesn’t allow for good air circulation. read more
If you want to use a sheer fabric to diffuse the light, choose panels in gauze, batiste, organza, chiffon, or even lace. A small room with drafty windows: Think about adding a drapery that covers the window entirely. read more